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Louisiana State Lottery COMFY

Incorporated by the Legislature In 1868 for
Edu atlonal and haIit Bile pLrpos, Q. and its
franchise made u pant Of he present tale Ion-
st tuition In 1879 by an over wheIning popular
vote. F
It's Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly, and the semi Annual Draw
regularly every six months, June and December
We do hereby certify thar tDe supervise The ar
Tdn0enients FOR u ! ne Monthly ma SENT rtnual
oTd01n0s OF The LOufStdna State Lottery Cum
PonJ, ana fH person manage and control The
DTrDiiDs themselves, ana thai the ran c are con-
atcted Uiut honesty, Jdtrness, and IN good ruth
totodrd al parties, aud zoe authortse the CS1n-
PdrY TO use this CERTIFICATE, with (LcsiniLes OF our
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Successor to H. S. Oliver, FIRE INSURANCE
None but time tried and fre-tested" compauie.
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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Burglars mt Rev. j. p. Newmau,s.

THEY PACK Up THE SILvERwARE AND OTHER THINGS
But FAIL TO SECURE THE PLUMBER.
While patrolling his beat, about O'Clock yester.
day morning, officer Gron found the basement
door OF the residence of Rev. j. p Newman, No.
$50 street northwest open. The officer, assisted
by Sergeant Falvey made an Investigation and
came to the conclusion that there were two burg
lars at the house The panel In the basement door
was cut, but before getting through 1t the burg
lars seem TO have discovered an easier way and
one was lifted TO the transom by the other, and in
that way they managed TO unfaSten the door
Af-er getting into the basement the burglars found
that the door leading up stairs was secured, and
again they attempted to cut the panel without
finishing the job IL seems that they went out of the
back door 10 the area way, and one was again
lifted by the other to the back window, when they
managed to get into the upper portion of the
house. The burglars evidently knew where the
silverware was kept for they passed the second
floor, where number OF valuables were, and went
to the third story, where the silverware was.
They also packed large number OF photographs,
taken In foreign countries, and the officers think
they intended TO take these for the first load and
return for other goods. The bureau drawers had
been ransacked, and everything was scattered
about the house. so far as can be ascertained
nothing was carried OF. Mr.. Emery has taken
Charge or The premises during DIR. Newmans alb
Sence from the CITY,
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RAILROADS.
pIEpMoNT AIR LINZ,

Il schedule In effect June sth. 1887.
$40 A Mast Tenn. Mail Daily Cor wsrrentoo
between Alexandria and 1SnchburE. blue Ride
SIrinss Allegheny springs. Bristol Knoxville ROMA
Sleeper Washington 70 New orleans. A"A raumAa
"a Mast Mail Daily for warrenton Char.
Lynchburv, Rocky Mount. Danville and stations he
tween lynehburg and Dsnyille, Greensboro Raleigh.
SSh,sriotfe Atlanta Birmingham Montgomery, New
Atlanta 70 New Orleans and Mann Boadoir siespers
trains washineton 20 Atlanta Does not connect for
C. and q route points Sundays.
Strasburg and intermediate stations Also with
through coach TO Marrenton for Fauquier White sui
phur srrinss Connects at Riverton with ). V. X. X
$50 p. M-western Express Daily for warrenton
Gordonsyille Charlottesville Louisville. Cincinnati
Route Pullman Sleepers and solid Trains washins-
ton 70 LOUISVILLE; also for Lynchbur Bristol Chatta
Points. Through Pullman Sleeper. w.shingt.,n =,
Memphis without change.
panvie. Raleigh Msheye' cbsrIs, Sr SSn1h
Aiken. Augusta, Atlanta. Montgomery, New Orleans,
Texas and California Pullman SleeTers Washington
Montgomery 20 New Orleans Pullman sleeTers NASH
ington 70 Augusta without change. also Pullman
SPRINGS. dsily except Sunday.
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave WASH
as bsy arrive Round fhGf sdsf am. and Is
NJ: Returning leave Round Hill Cos A NJ Daily and
20 Daily d e,eegt Sunday arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte DAN
willie and Lynchburg. arrive IN Washington \ 10 A NJ
burg at ld4s n and 40 NJ Ss and Sh Lynch a
Ohio Route and Chsrlettesville at 40 p. M. stras-
Tickets. Sleeping Car reservation and Information
Furnished ana bagaSe checked at office 800 Pennsy-
wanna avenue and 81 Passenger station. Pennsylvals
hailroad OH And Is streets JAS. l.. TAYLOR
No General PASSENGER Agent
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The Columbia Regatta.

RESULT OF THE RACES SATURDAY EVENING.
The Columbia regatta Saturday evening proved
very successful The first race was for junior
gigs, and the crews were: Bues-Hyde, bow
O'Leary, 2; Kerr, 3; Fleming, stroke; Smith, cox
swain. Reds-Ryan, bow; Beal, 2; Janus, 8;
Green, stroke; Brewster, cOxswain. The Blue:
won by length and half
The next race was for senior fOur-Oared shells
Reds-Brewster, bow; Harlan, 2; kondrup, 8;
Mute, stroke. BlueS-Smith, bow; johnson, 2
Rudy, 3; Reed, stroke The victory was given tt
the Reds, the Blues having fouled them, though
the latter came in several lengths ahead.
The crews for the eight-oared race were: Blu eS-
Smith, bow; Fleming, 2; johnson, 3; Rudy, 4
Brewster, bow; woodward, .; Green. 3; Mackall
4; Kerr, >; Harlan, g.; Kondrup, z; Mute, stroke
The Reds got the start, but the Blues won by q
quarter OF length.
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Gen. Paine's New Yacht.

Gens falnc'S New Yacht
THE YACHTSMEN AT MARBLEHEAD CONVINCED THAT
SHE Is THE FASTEST THING THAT SAILS.
The nasty weather prevented Gen. Paine from
going on the Volunteer to Boston Saturday, as he
intended The Priscilla sailed for New London at
500 yesterday to prepare for the coming cruise of
the New York Yacht Club. The Volunteer stood
of in the Priscilla's course until about half way
to the Cape, about % miles. Both slOops held the
same tack until out OF sight from the land and
well into the bay. The Volunteer gained per-
ceptibly on the Priscilla, and showed nne wind
ward work she IS st1ner than either the May
flower or Puritan and 1t is believed will lay closer
to the wind than either OF them.
dispatch to the New York Sun from Marble
day and Friday have been analyzing her good
points among themselves, and have been search
Ing for her weak spots though doubling If she has
any. Her queer pointed stern prOvOkeS the most
comment. 1t comes to a blunt point, Just like a
ducks tail, and all the old sailors are prejudiced
against 1T: With her bowsprif off she almost looks
like double-ender, and greenhOrn might easily
be In doubt as TO the direction in which 1t was
intended she should move. But there is hardly a
more speed. Indeed, her Shape seems to have re-
duced friction to the lowest minimum. In her
trial trip the little tender which the Volunteer
the big slOOp herself when tearing through the
water at ten-knOt gait. AT highest speed
she left scarcely bubble to mark her track
Her owner and designer think she is an improve
ment In both respects over her predecessors. In
some respects Fridays brier run outside was bet
ter test than that OF Thursday. The wind was
very puffy, and she was caught in several sharp
flaws. She certainly showed more stability than
either the Mayfiower or the Puritan, and Capt.
Hon says she Is a much better boat in head sea
than either OF the others A necessary alteration
In her mainSail to prevent bagging will doubtless
make perceptible Improvement, and when she
Is put In thorough racing trim she Will certainly
aStOnish the yachting world. Nearly every one
whose opinion Is worth quoting admits that she Will
Outsail her elder sister, the Mayhower and some
are quite sure the measure of her superiority will
be propOrtiOnately as great that OF the Thistle
over the Galatea or GeneSta.
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EATING A CAT.-POliceman jenkins was patrol
day, when he was Mortified by seeing negro walk
Ing along the street ravenOusly devOur1ng the
body OF dead cat. He said his name was ChaS
OF his dead parents and wife have haunted him
and told him that they could not be happy In
Heaven until he had eaten human being or q
cat. He had been unable TO find man or Woman
who was willing to be eaten, and he had been
equally unsuccessful in catching cat. Finding
the dead cat on the street he thought that might
do as well.
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amuse,ueurs 'FO.night.

Amusenenis Tonight
KERSAS's THEATER.-Comic Opera and Variety
PANORAMA BUILDISG.-Battle OF Bull Run.
ATHLETIC PARK-ROlier Coaster.
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MANDHELING. JAVA COFFEE. : you WILL
WI never know what IL is to drink the Richest and
Best Coffee produced in all the world until you have
tried GENUINE MANDHELING. Very few mer-
chants sell it because of the small profit il affords
Still we have found after several years Of constant
experiment in keeping il regularly stock, that
sales have sufficiently increased than make up
the our sales Of it having already reached
marvellous proportions. This entirely overcomes an
other drawback SO commonly experienced 10y others
viz That of offering Coffee not freshly roasted. We
roast these goods day. and frequently twice
day. and hence the Coffee is scarcely cold when de-
hyered TO the customer ELPHONZO lOUNGS CO.
42S 9Th St, bet. ID and f Jy6
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule In effect. SUNDAY. JUNE 10Th 1887.
until further notice

Leave Washington from Station corner o, New ys-
sey avenue and street.
through coaches and sleeping The 10 81 am is
Fsst Limited Express for PttsburE and Chicago ar
irving IN Pttsburg at 80 PM. Chicago next moru-
ING at $3.50 No extra fare is changed this Zoe
For Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis daily At \ Il
pm and 40 pm, with through coaches and Palace
chance BIZ Pm. is fast limited train to Cnc.nnsa
sn So S' :, , viz IN Cincnnan next morning at
this train for fast time
ptsburs Cleveland and petr Snd Win r SS sni
sleeuine Cars to Pittsburv.
sShenandoah junction and Luray inclusive 3l5 y. M
For Lexington and Local Stations. 10 10 am daily,
For Hayrs De Grace Newark. wilmington and Pills
for MilpmiLgton. Delaware and intermediate points
between Baltimore and Wilmington. 90 am. daily.
For Hsyre de Grace. sngeriy and intermediate
For ,G . Balt,meEe on week days. ; 80 $40, 40.
tTan 800 40 s. s S $50 4 Is. so sas
: For Baltimore on Sundays @ &c. 10. $40 and
s:42 an: 23 l:3o $3.50. 4:3O. 4;40. 900. CAS-.
tor AnnaPois $40 and s 30 am and 10 10 ana
go pm ON SUNDAY 30 am. 40 nm
more $50 ant .T Is 10 S p S and nss
and l 80 pm ON Sunday : 80 am and 30 $50.
branch am daily except ssts Sunday an sns 40
pm for principal stations only; 40 pm. daily, eI-
Branch Ioio an daily on Sunday a ssopa al All
sauons. for ualtnersburg and intermediate points
S:Oo an IL 80. except Sunday. 3 81 and 1 20
pm daily For Boyds aud intermediate stations 20
PM daily Church train leaves Washington on Sunday
only nj so pm, stopping At all stations ON Metro
politsn Branch. For Frederick 10 10 a and 40
pm. daily except Sunday
For Hagerstown lo:lo am. and 80 pm daily, ex-
cept Sunday. '
Trains arrive from the West daily 20. z 30 am.
i ID and 4 20 pm.
daily.
Prom Philadelphia Chester. Wilmington and Hsvrs
dc Grace, IO 40 an. 3 o. pm aud 800 pm. daily.
From Hayre de Grace. singerly and intermediate
points north OF Baltimore, 10 .O0am.
From Annapolis. 30 and 10 Rs a.m and so and
o go pm sunday, 10 35 am, q 30 pm.
From Harpers Ferry aud Valley RAILROAD. s Is pm
daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate ponts q .o5 n nm
and q 10 D. IN. daily except Sunday
Trains leave Baltimore tor Washington at O. 3 20.
30 300, 9:05, 10 90 and 10 30 A. m II H. 2:la,
3, ID. D, d, $50, 40, 30 and III 90 D. m. ON
Sundays, 80, g. 05 and 10 a. M, 10 . Is, IL
$500, $50, z As = 80 and ii 90 pm.
All trains from Washington stop Relay station.
except %, 3:15, 4 30 pm.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office Washington station 8lp and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue l4th street where orders
will he taken for bagage to be checked received
any point in the city
W. NJ CLEMENTS, OK LORD, q.
Manager, Baltimore.
PERCY q. SMITH. Pass'r AIT Washington- jy2
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Another Victory for wa.hipston.

THE GAME WITH THE PHILADELPHIA NINE SATURDAY.
The WashingtOns continued their good work
saturday by defeating the Phillies by a score of
TO 3, In well-played game. The home team
made fourteen hits and three errors and the visit
OTIS six hits and two errors. whitney, as usual,
pitched with erect. The same clubs play to-day
and tomorrow, and the WaShingtOns then leave
for their western trip
Chicago defea ted Detroit Saturday, 8 to 4: In
dlanapolls defeated Pittsburg, to 4; st. Louis
Louis de1eated Brooklyn yesterday, to 3. The
game arranged for yesterday between the en-
plOyeS OF the Baltimore and Ohio Express Co.
latter Dy score OF 9 TO O, because the Baltimore
and Ohio team failed to appear
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EsGRAv,ss AHp Dir q. SnE1xa

Nm. 4. LUZ 3D. u 81. NV.
EnGraving metal and wood AonoRrnmGa and crouHn
on seals watches ,ewelry Card envrsvng and pr1ut-
ing heal euglsvlng N AZ ate brsnches Hookbindsru
etsps for marking aud all knds of stamping usse1sI
Colo silver bllllOn euubrolooring. Assllss nd
xmas ~ lodge UarapheEnaiAas snh1S
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

STEAMER JOHN w. THOMPSON LEAVES 9TH
- street wharf every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY at m. for all Potomac River Landings as
WEDNESDAYS extends her trip 20 PineS Point ana
kinsale Fare TO all landings: First-cass 5u cents;
second-clsss % cents jy2o-lm
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
Low fares The popular, safe and fast Steamer
LAKE, elegantly furnished throughout. leaves 9TH.
street wharf every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY at $50 pm. stopping at P1ney Point
going and returning. First-clsss meals served In
olnlng- room on main deck.
Staterooms secured and baggage checked at 619.
1851 Penn. ave-. Loyds Express Offices and on
steamer. Telephone call-94 myl3-ono
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE. Capt ". c. Geoghegan viii ~
sumo her trips between bALTlAOhE and WASH
March ls leaving Baltimore Tuesdays aud Fridays &
D. m and Washington Sunday y M Freight ~
'e arps e Snis
1th Street Wharf
on. 419 10th ct.
NEW Iron STEAMER .WAKEFIELD-
Leaves eth ST. wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYo
and SATURDAYS at An Returning TUESDAY,
ines q Tar Is Noinini Creek. Curroman. Va ana st
Clements Bay. Md Connects with b. and o T. II. ss
Shepherds See schedule JOHN b PADGETT. Ass
4. W. RIDLEY, AAnaxer tz>o
nIRECT TO NEW YoRK-FRI1GHT STEAMERS
John GIBSON aud Il. g. KNIGHT leave P1er IL
East River n u, every SAT CkDAl 1t p-u.; 6thsS
wharf, Washington. every THURSDAY AokNlN0
Freight 1T lowest rates. ~
Mt VERNON MT VERMONT
Az STEAMER W. W. coRcoRAN
Venom q 10 e'eioi 1 SesurSs. rsscEs. We
sei1 LII BLAKE. osptaaA
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WV HAHN & CO., $40 9TH st. shopping by mail
Is getting TO be quite popular, and Judging by our
many mail orders must be a great convenience,
especially TO those who are at present Sojournfng
on mountain or at seaside. A line by mail will
place you in reach OF the lOweSt-pr1ced reliable
Shoes OF slippers IN the United states.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NOkDECTSCHkR LLOYD g. g. 90
East Express steamers
To Southampton lLondon. Hsvre) Bremen
Aller We'd. July q, IL Am Eibe, ed, Aug q
a. M; Merra Ned. Aug. ~. y 80 An: Inns, sat
W ed Aug. "a. $3.50 g.
Comfortable ststerooms excellent table, luxurious
ssloon appointments Prices LIST cabin, 100 aud uk.
wards berth. according to location; I'd cabin eco
berth; steerxse at low rates Apply 70
N2O L Il. DkOOP s15 Penn ave
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TELEGRAPHRRS TALKING OF BUYING THE BALrI-
MORE AND OHIO TELEGRAPH LINE-The New York
correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun says that il is
said that the Brotherhood OF Telegraphers are
considering the project OF purchasing The Balti-
more and Ohio lines. The sum they Offer is
5000 600 The Brotherhood, 1t is said, offer to
pay cash on the acceptance OF their prOpO-
end OF six months This large SUM IL is proposed
to raise by assessing each member OF the Brother
hood $50 month for six months. There are ~ 600
members, and the leaders among them entertain
no doubt OF their ability to thus raise the sum re-
Oufrpd -
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II PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
o., DOUBLE TRACK 49,, SPLENDID SCENERY :
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

Il r,,r, >PENNSYLyANIA ROUTE
sfRPE Hill RAtk n.csEeSBSpP fsS$ShsI
Trains leave Mashneton from Station Corner o, Sixth
For .sburs aud the Vest chiessS Limited Express.
p raisee s,eeEia 9s,, Cars ai sSo daily Fast
sleeping Cars from Harriabars i To cScinna. i
,nd Buffet Car TO ST Lonis daily except saturday.
s..sFn Esrrsss iopM daily With 4 sles 1s1S
risburg to Cleveland. connectins at H.rrisburs
With threugh sleepers for Louisville and Memphis
and the West, with through Sleeper Harrisburg Is
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Enc Sanandaigua, Rochester. Buffalo, NiAesrA
Cars Washington 70 Rochester WIN 'A'-o'
For Wiiiamsport, Lock Haven and Emira at ESQ
For New iefk ana the Hast % 300, 4 90 and
lI:2oP Nj. Limited Express OF pullman farior
p NJ: daily with Pennss iyani1 /, /. a1t'inr .ars
For ss"SHy without All ay
erssS City ws boats Fl BrS1ssn AaPsn
For 'fhaiisdsip6is =. zoo i ;oo, and II :4oA
s;oS Sdi 3 A. NJ NJ, zoo; AT. s:9S. ioSo IA
20 + I' daily Evil RfS LEX
For baltimore CPS, 5;ss. 300 $40; go; 1Ioo
40 90 s:fO 1000 and al Ii SP % On sun
40. 90 SD S: 100 100 nd s. 20 \ 90 400
except Sunday.
For Annapolis 7:,5 AM. II :o5. 4 20 and @ -oOp PM
daily. except Sunday Sundays 800 AN. 4lo
LIP EBERrE HSD sA
RAILROAD.
1904 NOON 2:05 425. 4:35 60l, .05, 1905
and IL ;3a L, NJ on Sunday at 90, $40. s:47.
For Richmond and the South. 90, 10 81 AN daily.
Tan. and 7 =: IS NJ daily except Gee sunday
9:lQ, 1918 1l:Q7 AN; l:2o. 300, BIB 5;l0,
7:05, 9::}2 and 10:42 PM, and IL Is midniet
except Monday On Sunday at 90. sal %. aud
1l.01 AN. zoo. 5;l0. :o5, 81. lo:42 NJ aud
1915 night
Tickets and information at the Office northeast
of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and
station, where orders be left for the checking u
baggage TO destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. E. PUGH, General Manager.
j. R. WOOD. General Passenger Agent. Je23
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TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT on all horse
ny nets, horse sheets and lap spreads or robes to
Close out summer stock at TophamS, 123l Pa ave.
NV
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CITY ITEMS.

JOhnsOn's, Corner 18th and e.
Now first house below on E. Norfolk Spots
Spanish Mackerel, Little Neck CLAIMS Soft an(
Deviled Crabs, &C. Ladies' saloon attached. l
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senator sherman will go to the republican con.
County.
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Wall PApEna
I. HANSON HISS co. BIS 18th st NV
WaH FapeTs Of oil grades
Friezes and Ceiling Decorations
Special attention given TO Plain and Decorative
Painting.
Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds Of In
terror Decoration and Furnishing. An inspection Of
our goods is respectfully solicited. app
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Trunks and Harness repairing promptly
attended to by competent workmen at
TOPHAMS Mandatory
g 1871 Pennsylvania ave- NV,
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RaZOrs Kept In condition free; 4s7 Pa. av

The Place to BUY the best and cheapest
Trunks and other travelling goods,
TOPHAMS Mandatory
6 1231 Pennsylvania ave- NV.
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REPAIR WORK I'm plumbing and gas fitting. stove
and tin work promptly done by SHEDD 81 BRO, 432
9th street northwest.
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The Best $50 Handmade Buggy Harness at
TOPHAMs, 1921 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in Il lib. "Ward" prints 4Oc. per To-
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk
sc. per quart.
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LIGHTNING RODS, electric work.
j. III. kCEHLING,
1912 Pennsylvania avenue
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Drink the ssQueen

Drink the s'Queen Of Beers,
II you want to save doctors bills. The health OF
your entire family will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, LOG ID street northwest.
IS cents per dozen. 6m
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Morell, 734 9th st. n. W., every style show case
.sIkOyal Clue, mendS 'em.-BOston Hdrieies
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Montgomery County Cnd.) Primaries.

-'@~1Hs6VaHHCHy OVUney NH1UsI
very large vote was polled at the primary cleo
lions held in Montgomery County, Md, on Satur-
day. The regular ticket carried the day. For gov
ernOr, Col Baughman proves to be the popular
choice over Attorney General Roberts; for control
Ter, j. Frank Turner over Secretary OF State LIE
Compile. ana for encouragement, Col. II. Kyd
nominations were as follows: House OF delegates
DR.. f. WOttOn, on. p. Clarke, and Philip ID. Laird
states attOrney-E. C. Peter; Judges or Orphans
M: Lyddane; County cOmmissiOners-Fifrn dis
trict, VIM. Mannakee; fourth, Nat. Benton: third
j. +. Sellman; second, Green EtchiSOn; first JAS
c. Holland; sherin-W. w. White: County sur
yeyOr-ChaS. +. Townsend
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HEADQUARTERS for washingtonians, Gilsey
4Sht p1rE

For spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
80 To John K Kelly, stall 6,S go and tS30 center
market, and zoo and 2OS Northern Liberty market
LIGHTSISG.-DOnt depend on old rusty iron rods,
a. they VIII not carry safely ordinary charge OF
electricity, much less a large charge.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

JrdfcGtiouv for the ~ hours commencing If ~
For the Dis riCt or Columbia, Maryland and yir-
GINA, local rains, variable winds generally south
eriy, higher temperature.
OIL STOVE DAYs--Fcr the benefit OF housekeeperS
whose servants have holiday. shall offer for a
Short time four sizes OF the celebrated Florence
Oil stoves. regardless of cost, as follows:
Handy Lamp, ~ cents.
Florence Lamp stove, - cents.
No. =, Junior Cook, s1-75.
No. s. Junior Cook, S9.75.
i. F. PAGE,
once OF the Florence Machine CO.,
1916 street n. W.